Origano Cafe & Pizzeria

Service - friendly, helpful and attentive. Noticing the small details. We didn’t want beer and when we ordered tiramisu, the waitress came to inform us about the alcoholic. It was fine but good to notice these things. Food - Very good. We shared the starter, pizza (a lot of good options) and tiramisu. The pizza is already divided. What a service. Atmosphere - lovely. Cute and warm place. Location - good Price - fair Wifi - unknown

What an amazing place! The food, gluten free pizza was the best we've ever had! The staff were amazing and a lovely warm vibe. A little gem.

Great pizzeria (with some other Italian dishes served) in an atmospheric building - offices of the old rubber mills. Lovely pizzas and very friendly service. We have been living in area for years and to our shame this was our first visit. Highly recommended.

For a great pizza this is hands down good eats. Will be recommended by me and the family. Pizza was great. Desert even better.

Can't believe I've never came here before. Been seriously missing out. This is hands down the best and most authentic neopoliton pizza in Edinburgh. It's not even a competition. The dough was perfectly cooked. Light. Crispy. Tasty. The quality of the bread in general was just amazing. The atmosphere and ambience of the restaurant was great too. Perfect for a date night, or special occasion. If you are a pizza guy like me then this is a must visit in Edinburgh. I would imagine that you will be as impressed as i was. 10/10

Kick back, cute relaxing restaurant. We had lunch here but felt as though we were, transported to somewhere in Europe as though we are on holiday 😄. Origano restaurant was really atmospheric ☺️

Super friendly staff, very attentive and a delight. Atmosphere is lovely in the evening with relaxing music and candles. We had pasta, parmigiana, salad and garlic bread. All so delicious I want to go again!

What made my visit stressful is that I (solo customer) was sat right next to the kitchen door (AKA probably the worst place to sit), with regular foot traffic and kitchen noise, when the rest of the place was maybe a third full and there were plenty other free tables of the same size (mine was even slightly bigger than some others). This is especially weird because other solo customers had much better tables. It stressed me out and overwhelmed me - especially as a solo diner, when I was already more aware of my surroundings - and it was hard to relax and enjoy my meal, especially because I have sensory sensitivities. I'm tired of solo customers being treated worse than groups. Also, I couldn't tell if the older male server disliked me, but I felt a bit uncomfortable. The pizza was great and very, very delicious. The particular one I ordered was hard to cut without the egg yolk running onto the board though - maybe move the egg slightly to the side on the pizza instead of straight in the middle? I also loved having real candles on the tables, not fake ones. If I get pizza from there again, I might stick to takeaway.